Sealant for door cards

Roscobbc

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I use Sikiflex - apllies with one of those sealant guns its available usually from auto paint supply specialists. They do colour too. Although flexible once applied importantly its not like a mastic, more like plastic - it takes about half an hour to 'cure' and drys thoroughly (unlike mastic or caulking). Applied carefully to door cards it can be invisible. You'll need to use a sharp knife to remove the trim though. I've used it in its own to secure bits of trim,
 
I use Sikiflex - apllies with one of those sealant guns its available usually from auto paint supply specialists. They do colour too. Although flexible once applied importantly its not like a mastic, more like plastic - it takes about half an hour to 'cure' and drys thoroughly (unlike mastic or caulking). Applied carefully to door cards it can be invisible. You'll need to use a sharp knife to remove the trim though. I've used it in its own to secure bits of trim,
 

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Anglia318

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Hi ...I have used this to repair door cards ....with the aid of some super glue .....Used to first stabilise the vinyl/foam ..Then applied the suitable colour Tiger seal ...it comes in 3 colours ...Black , White and grey 61dxgyI3LXL._AC_SX679_.jpg...to get the perfect match ...then paint the panel with Upholstery paint ..
 
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